i disagree, I am confident this phone will be successful as long as the OS delivers. The hardware will probably be close to what you see listed above but even if its not the software is going to decide the fate of the phone IMO

i disagree, I am confident this phone will be successful as long as the OS delivers. The hardware will probably be close to what you see listed above but even if its not the software is going to decide the fate of the phone IMO

My thoughts exactly. You can only toss so much hardware into a device. Quad core, excess Ram, same o' batteries; we need software that can take advantage of the hardware that is there but at a higher level.

So I am a believer that feels that the new OS is what will make BlackBerry triumphant and powerful.

Couldn't help but drool. Just upgrade the rear facing camera to 12MP, make the display 720p resolution and (although not completely necessary) make it thinner. Also it would be cool to have some ANT+ technology built in for extra future proofing.

Wouldve thought it would of been quad core ... All android and the new iphone will be quad.. Anyway I can deal with that... Front facing should be more than 2mp and the back should be more aswell... Overall the new design looks better

How about gsm and hspa+ support ... T-Mobile and most countries around the world don't have lte yet and the current lte coverage is terrible + the fact the it has no mercy when it comes to battery life.

anything over 4.0" is ridiculous, anything 3.5-4.0" I would have to seriously consider as long as it touches the bezel, 3.5" and you almost certainly have my money..

I want a phone that slides discreetly in my pocket, not Zack Morris's phone for 2012...hence why I could careless for how crazy Android's have gone...pissing contest is all it is.

The resolution already has been confirmed to mimic Playbook 1024x600

Only thing I care about is RIM incorporating something like WiDi into the device. Cyclone will never be made available, and if RIM continues to refuse to be able to stream multimedia direct to your TV, projector or monitor through a simple wireless device, might as well fold now because they are WAY too far behind any chance of technology.

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